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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
4 BOILER BLOVN SKYU1RD.
ONE MAN sCALDED NEARLY TO DEATH-NoT THE
EAUIT OE INsPECTION THIS TINE.

ONE MAN sCALDED NEARLY TO DEATH-NOT THE
FAULT OF INSPECTION THIS TIME.
dozen wOrhmen In East Eghty-sccondst. st. were
scared badly Sly explosion at noon yesterday
They employed by Bowes & Coombcr, con
tractors, excavaing rocks for the cellars Of new
houses, and several steam drills were hammerlng
away on the rocks. The drills were run by an up
right tubular boiler seven feet high and forty-two
inches in diameter. II OF the portab KIND
aud stood Wheels. Tamadge II. Hedges, the
engineer. was close by the boiler. suddenly tho
uppcr ubc-hcad OF the boiler blew ont and the smoke
stack and hood went sailing skyward. Tho smoke
stack went up fully 100 feet before II stopped
cloud OF steam ESCAPED from the boiler and SHUT
Hedges of sight fur few seconds When mo
other men caught sight Of him he was lying on tho
ground inscnSlbc. lie had been scaldcd seriously On
the face and hands and also had Inhaled some OF
the steam. The police sent him to the Presbyterian
Hospital, and il was said that he might recover
Hedges competent engineer 81 hlluuc & &dsp
living al No. 1925 second ave. Formerly nc WIS
nm engineer on the New York Central and HUDSON
river Rallroad The boiler that exploded was DUN
I'm 1850 and had been pcctcd every year since bN
the Police Department bureau. Sergeant MnIcn san
Yesterday that the boiler In good rohdiiinh ".'h
was tested I'm October last, and II was Hc'Ned y"
carry 100 pounds of steam The cause OF INC e,N,
ulnsiOn was believed To hc the oNcrh'Mihg oi ~
iubc- head. An examination showed fhat thr "n,
slpped off the ends Of the tubes, but inc Hc'al uu
break.
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n1nSnAL AND coNrIcr nom RILLED

CHICAGO. Dec. aO-An Atlanta, Ca, dispatch says ::
50 Zen shepard, Marshal Of Midwife, received In
formation that escaped negro convict was in that
vicinity Last night the Marshal discovered the where
about, Of the convict, and with his llotherlnlaw
went to tho house, and on arrival Instructed his
brothcrinlaw stand at the rear door while he went
around TO the front door aud ordered the negro to
conc ont As soon as the front door was opened tho
ucpr, fred his pistol at the Marshal and then spranS
oui with the lntcnt.on OF cscap ng Mr shepard Bred
tIrcn times and the COZ vet teu mOrtaily Wounded
vlth a leg and arm brOkcn the third laii pcnctTainB
I'm, body The ann Oi the negro Lad been also truo,
and the body Of the Marshal was iouhG al INC uo"I,
shot through the heart He had hIcu Three shoi' acI
rDcclNLnr mnriAl MOmnl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
VIZ CnRRLN 10 SCnUYLkILL MINERS.

.v AnDRrss CIVING THE REASON WHY THE FIX
CENT BASIS CANNOT BE CONTINUED
pu,,,nrtpur,. Dee. so. President CoIbin. OF
tbc pb,iadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Cth-
many. has addressed the following TO his employees
IN the schuylkill region
To he cnpioBcs ofhe Ih""'eHn'" "'' "'"'"D 80
Iron conn any ,,,,-
It..st no.sih. for the sniccra Of the Phlaielphia
and Reading Csa aud Iron Company % ,eee e % ,
face and give their avs 10 tsS'It !" w, It
.d W statement frsu tno c"Il F",
~ thon probable mat may he preJudiceu sSa'sO
n oven n the attitude OF the company Is ne % p,
sno,,.d TO under ana inc company , p.s.
,i.n ON tho first dav OF Ssptc&ber l2't ceA.' 70.
l.', .,,,n,v.n made n reqlsst for an Increase s
,.s AT that time tho company was pay ns 10 % 49,,
more Than auy other company pald lb miners ~ wv
nthrace csal trade taking into account INC very
ronsrtian of tho over the ~ % OASIS '.
W w., frsm thu Reading against the snaicT
nercr received by miners frsn ethei "a
n AID not seen possible fer us 10 accsde 10 lho
for the reason expressed thht your s,. Nhso os coal
sigb.r than those paid by other prsdncsrs Oh coa'
ND ,ou Isrstand laws OF trads well enough 10 s
that IL YOUR neghbpr buys his goods Tor W schts
vsurs coat ysu 81, ho can us MS puars %,
vnnrs at loss ana IL Is only qnestss OF tns WIZ ~,
(. r dri Va YOU out OF the business Nha 10 uuo III
snau trade il true I'm large one, ana II lnIs
should undertake to pay more lor tS - ,sstr Iabor
and whers tina .thsr companies pay lot lhe''
.h. resnlt would be that in time. undsr sucn poey
,.ould he baakrup would be obliged 10 oIoss its ~
risries and that you Instead Of ressivnk IN Au'" IN
wages, would receive aons NJ an 10 onan and
&, mil epsration tho Rsading colisres as mo ~
ia Nstwithstandiag this apProciatinG tnsonsmn snS
i'm nortauce OF having all our miners irie .uy "
nav. them be cvo that wero at all umss nos ~
w,g lint anrisn. 10 treat them genorousy' no W. a.
.d.I ,onr dam md IN far a. this that We Wouu ~
ths bpss for months, with an agreement 'n"
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Prrr.nrnG Dec 30 tSDccc1. Considerable cormeLt
has been caused horc by the iat that th' churches are
closed TO Francis Murphy, vino is couIuctns s"c-
ces,fuI temperance work Acie. u Is learned t"ai
tie cIergynicm do not even attend th' N.IIhi meet
fngs. which arc being hcd in tlo oid ,'iy h1.L '"'
clergyman said to-day Murphy has ecHcraiy gwen
ia, cicr,,1,cn cold shoulder. There is ohnrly too
much lilrply IN his ulcctius,f Nj murphy opened
thr ncrfine, AZ the solicitation Of Nr Moody, NAo
IT, n.,..tiug win much ,ucse-, in h, daily visits to
I,e vorL. hou, of this city AMI Allc-hcu}. To-day
r went TO the GlruWOod -lpl, ol ihc inflWnir ana
ma r,,d and held A ucrfiu-. lie Introduced
to the men Is the master mechanic, AMI ait'i Wdi"S
. spccch 40 slgnaturc, To The llcaB' "cic s'''i'h
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RfTELATIONS IN 4 WILL CONTEST


y.
PROVIDENCE. Dec. 3O.-The late Joseph knight.
o th. city separated from his wife thirty years ago
bu, was not divorced from her some little tine
after he married another -~lhOugh at the time
he and hi, friends believed the first Mrs. knight ~
be alive In 1881 knight made viii In favor OF the
woman with whom he then living. Two years
later he made a new will in favor Of his first wife
and hi children by her. Tut although he searched
high and low he could not fud the viii first drawn.
After his death the last will he made admitted to
probate but was contested by jury trial in the supreme
Court by the children OF Mr., KrlE. No. .. who had
also died. and the viii was anuIed lhch the first
will turned up from IT, hiding place aud was brought
into the Probate Court this morning 10y No rs children
The children of No appeared to contest II, ana with
them Mrs. Sarah Bga.cE' Nhch
Mrs Bracy sworn sen1al Il
than the first and Ia Su Mrs. knight. After sepa-
rating from her hu'and thirty Nc"rs a." sle was bia
red 10 Rralov OF, information that Knight dead.
Pltley subsequently dicd. y decision will be rem
q red on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
4 STRIKE ORDERED By The CONVENTION.
ur,eh4>G pECISioN II THE EAHfY NoENING-
1ur ORDER OILY PARTIALLY orrYrp prm>G
IA


Rr.pING. Dee. 3o.-It was nearly o'clock this
morning when john j.. Icc choirman
II the Reading Railroad Executive Com
mittcc. came bounding down the steps of Excelsior
Hall. where 800 delegates, representing t"r com
uany's 10000 cmuloy.s. were in session, and an-
nouncod that a general strike ci the company =
railroad hands had been ordered. Ih., was the
case. After nn uli-nl-ht session OF eight hours
the convention decided - order strike oi al
railroad hands excepting those cmplofrI ih th'
passenger service. The company 10000 miner'
decided not 10 stake until they hear whether or
r,t they AR. To r,e.itca continuance OF tIc : per
cent Advance. f. !, generally believed 'hht th'y
Will strike after the Soy Year. Notices calling
a general strike Of tie ,aroad hands were sent
ont during the forenoon. bat up 10 tonight IL is
learned that the men at only i'w pon have
struck. Trains are being moved rs before. ia
this city the 1000 shop hands were ordered OUT
bat absolutely rrtusrd Whlch has caused CON
siderable 90 .ciug among 'he hh'en'> "i i",''' ''
All the tram crews are dt WORK rs i'lt ]" '''' F,
ctv and north and south OF Reading. Most u
thcm are Brotherhood engineers VINO are opp"'ci
20 the knights, ami other nrW men N"o |rII ,S ",,S
hired last tuesday. From lhiAdclpna 20 IoiiN-
yillc "A distance 0f ninety ul"N. 'Lc men ~
nearly an. points have 80 far rosi'l'"N T. .luS.'
10 obey the order Ir "hF ,cl,D, .'-. H., 1,or
of tLe strike and 200 IN the ShamoNn ana VA
Larnv division went out. At Gordon ANA Ma
Planes
rnnncctur Inl, 10 reach tide water ana II IL II op-
,trrrtc,l "A coal famine is threatened.
The miners controlled the Reading t"nyrntlon
and uollcd the votes ordering the I"'ii""dcIS 10
strike They will surely strike, roo, amer IAN
nary / aud even If they do not, the hI9, 'ade Oh.
the Shamokn and Mahanoy division VIII Irc''"'
tLe officials from hauling much coal.
TrorBIr APPiTUENDED ~ THE COAL hf"l'N'
IN the coal rcgons there is discontent ana nm
r,st and the company to-day Swore in 200 speclaI
polccmcn to guard It's property there. The miners
closed over last Saturday and since then Ohy It
tw collierics were IN operation. Everywhere
Ic the men are idle There are forty furnaces, be-
sides hundreds OF rolling mills, foundricS ana
factories in he Reading Railroad Companys terri
tory They are all ;lhmorlng for coai whlle hoie
j. Gaming from the coa. regions Inc supply IL
rrttiur alaminglv short, and 10y next MONDAY
some furnaces viii have 10 blow out ana every
ctD and town along the Inc Is sending Iii reports
of supplies running short: Ill. ~ ,l
As The result of the ill-advised strike on thc
Pcadtno Railroad. dcscrtlons are frequent from
tLe Kni,hts of Iab'r. Last night ne entire
,,"lnrinrs i'm this city seeded and will Jon tic
Trade and Labor Council which is portion OF or
tbr FEDERATION of Labor, the great rival oil thc
Knights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
CHAMBERLAIN on COMMERCIAL UNION.

M EXPECTS To SIZE THE AMERCAN TARIFF VAN
lSU IN A FTw YEARS
r,roxrn Dec 3O-The Board Of Trade held Its an
anal ciapcr tonight in the Hossin House Joseph
Chamberlain NJ F.. replied to ths TOAST
"Commercial Interests OF the Empire ho
said that lie was An Engisbman. proud et the GorI
os traditions and institutions Of lis country bnt q!
.fr,,.m enld be stunted Indeed II II ala not e"uE'cc
arelt Britain beyond the seas. Ie ro.uso" ~
,,k Of tre United states iereLsn power lrhe'rs
II, would urgc good neigh DorAood VITA TIC %rea' "cP'
b which was FOR one thousand miles dIYeed rom r""
s,sely hy an invisible boundary lae. ANY dimcuiues
v,.h ,nisht exist between Canada and her nelshDor
wrr. TO ne approached and dealt WIN AS De'w t
t'.nls The pio.pecis CT improved relations WIN
-. i-.,trd States uev:r lonaci more holsiui
-, N no present 40 dOibt the | uued otatTs
Wnd sooa moderate s tariff against Great LIltMh 10 -,
~ wears il ght not hs 100 ,, l,"ol ~ ~
x,ncT mat it would disappear aitoSrther ,
ss,i,s, Gtcgf Britain ana an INC WoI ~;
. y,as in favor OF the widest no':lnIc colinea'
-, ro, onrv with the United rsIe-' ou. VIZ
a.. world a truly unrestricted Irc.r,"v.t Irc.rci. 4;
N was surely re3,IicteI -. lu.ap =, 80 49,
,ob "anld maEs a people dependent FOR financial toc-
dou on the t;overHmcn' o the "iicd o."'@' 80, ~, -o
49, v,l,ich would be sin more impC-raG.-C"hau'9 p"
nt.cal freedom
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I'LL cnrrrsr rnn srr4EER ~ ONO.

CoIrNBC-. Oiio. Dec. 80 tSP'e'"l.-lt u impo''l"e
+, Keen the Presidential question out of the contest
-rccc,I,g t,e organization Of the Legislature. To
,icbt tbc sherman mon arc urging against Lanp-on
the leading candidate for Speaker, that when dele
gate I'm Is-4 he was ardent supporter OF Elaine
and refused 10 assist sherman. This Is true The
G"b, AGAINST Lamps0n on this score IS In favor OF
H. Warrington, a pronounced sherman man, anu
thc Scnotor's friends are hero working Tor HIM lh'
contest is earnest but quite In good spirit
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c1yvr14yDS FRIENDS FAVOR lEU-TOPK

CHICAGO. Dec. 80 fNp@cidD -" am airal thai W''c
:, too much reason for tho mprcs-ion.7 said VI j.
Russell Editor of Tho H-rall.7 when reporter
spoke TO him of the rumor tlgt President 'rN'iaNd
was going to take tie Democratic Na'lnnal ''hN'n-
tion to New York A. a nee Ing o: Inc local com
rnlitee tli, matter was discussed ani h" opinion "n'
generally rntertalrcd that tho-e nearest ih" President
I'm Washington were I'm favor - tollrr tA" CONVENTION
I'm Ncw-Yorl II that IS true it viii have p''n'
lrencncc with the National COMMITTEES WIEN i'N
c,r- 90 decide the matter. 1icr" - another i't
10 tbs question AT which have hccn looking ]
cannot understand why Illll should want tho c"nN'n
tlan to 20 to New. York lie T. understood io ir ah
luious politically. In Ncv-hork De- is vcH hn"N
and "A. Governor ~ the state o." Wl D." 40 tr i'fi "'
thc New York delegation. lu the cnnfrLt."h ,i'I|
Ic VIII merely hrIr" A. ile l''h o' iN'
Delegation II the convention CONF, ~ .ll'ae" 10
vo Id have I'm View the possibility "i l-"- H'
wonld have far better oppnr unity "i iiInt ~ h'W
self into public upticc and - forming "pIhii",
and making frirud,hlUs Witch might t1'e p"i'Nt
intiucuco on his fufurr career think thf' hatIh
tbe convention lp :h'ca-o "oud serve i'm uiA'h
tc,,cr than having n in NcU-Hoik am aii1'd'
Lnvcycf that The Impression i- too wei founded ih4i
Cl.volard', Washington friends want 'ur convent 'n
tD be held I'm New York
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n,,,Iv or 1ss1sSIys Killed BY 4 MOB

F1NTLY or ASSA SNTNS hTLHEO III y IT."
,r,n,r, Kan Dec 3O--Charlss Green, cattle oe''er
,, nu. Man. Land" has arrived here and gives some
'as Of the capture and and ynchi,s of the Kelly fam
'.nos. crime, were published widely few days ago
tn, Kelly family left their ranch near OAK my sOms
s.u,h posse Of citizens started . M Old man escsp.d
teW IN ny ~, BILL was hanged and ths mo.hc, n s 10
Su,hter were shot while the posse were
apture them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
c,o TprST CrpTJFTC4TES TAXABLE.

CT IorIs. Dec. 30 cSpccan. The city Counsel ana
,r,rorcr have called the attention Of the Board Il
Aseessors TO the sGOOO.OOG Of Gas Trust certificates
held here and are Of the opinion that they can DC
,axcd The gas stock could not bc taxed, but tho
exchange Of stock for Trust certificates lah'H ,lo
LATER "A taxable property. Since tno ii"s ,nnt @ n,
aken hold Of tho three gas companies nc STUN "@'
iacr watcrcd TO the extent Of S3,OOO,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
c,r,,rq rr1L y0r AGAINST THE "a IVES BILL

crrrrvG ErLL NOr AGAINST TIE DA YVES hAL
prsnHr, nak. Dec. 3O-The report that SUING Dun Dun
,roud 70 TO Washington to labor against 'ho pa7''s
n, ne Dawes TN opening the Sioux Rc'crVa,'on, !"
false Running F, tho aid OF sitilns hui'' Nu' "'
g., ,no civ Yesterday says that sitting Hul anu
~ a n.onlc favor a reduction Of re-erNali"hS. ~
somo me- ehef may y tho Cap ot ,4' ,rr T.lG Tbclr mat
lOi ~ tbIIuo Elk and his people desire ldiu, ~
ter. i.ni"ns s saws thcv must raso stock ana gram
a,d Lean the ways Of tho WHITES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
conuLssIoNEK HlLLA1TSEArLT 10 cHARGEI

Bo.ToN Dec 30 (Spcc,rt -" The Globe has p'n'cd
an elaborate attack upon UDtcl states Commissioner
Ilaett puiporilng to emanatc fIOm Ncw-loih ana o.
serfing that startling revelations have been mae l
an Investigation Of Mr. Halett's Office by Nr Night
ipgale special agent of the Department Of Justice
The charges relate mainly to the commissioners uea'
ncnt Of in3 criai revenue ca-c- and to his mchod' III
the uaynent Of witnesses. Sir. Hallcu this morning
sad that be co ircd the most thorough ana searching
invctiga.ion Of the affairs Of his Office by an honest
and impartial examiner. Tho fact l. ihdi The agent
ef,cut t.O month. in Boston In Ie0G and two months
I'm Ia-7 He never exchanged word win INC IL
formation required reg riding The charge, against ar
n, lett or Mr. IIallci- uc'hpdr OF uIuS Du'h'--' ~
charge, mainly relate 10 Internal rcyoAu5 ca'cS, ,H.
Whole number of which tr the lat four year, j. ho'
moro than $50. Mr.. Uailetr> d'shci' -ho" va. no
warrant wa issued In any of MS claN7 o 'd,'
,rlnn the afilavt u,0n which the warrant was
sued was to either ~ tlitch 7'a''s rs
~ A. Attorney or collector Cf internal revenue. ~
Virhtiny~l'- report ha- been pursued WIN nc cog
,1.nce and knoWl deo Of the Controllers once al
Wa-h.ugon with which Office Mr. lIaIc't hah a cor,
rcunrlcnce ten years ago relative y, Nc hlolhl 90
r.,rur wItncs-c- All The case- when haVo n'c'
isscd or settled before tho cOmWl- -Soncr nave lrfh
so po.ed Of the motion Of IL inlr1 Hia'' az,
,rfc t,to~n.v. VINO assumes all responsibility. Mr..
Ifallc,- oFcil acts have all been unor ne sancllo
~ the district attorneys. Mr. Si"arn- ana MI sBr'
who arc prepared Ia ihdorsc theH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
,rrv,vo n,voRog fRoMA WIFE WNo GAMBLED

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O-Charlcs H. Tamadge h'ed u.l'
oor divorce this morning and advanced hitherto un
heard Of ground for his application AT stated pe'lD'
ths husband gave the wiis money for mo nous oiuc
e,neu.os But Instead If using for thls Pulp9so,, Pp 70,
oaPhre, n awav ia speculation IN tho open boain 9l
Trsdn Talmadge AYERS that when he 'oid MS wlio WIG
hc must stop speculatlng, she left the house anu ha7
not returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

fortnight has been in communication with the directors
and manager OF the Paris ippodrome at the Olym-
Yia. London Last week persons Interested went TO
Paris. and their announced that Mr.. Barnum
had purchased such portions OF tho ippsdromc as were
required fer his show. which in NewYork In the
spring including the entire Arab fantasia horses trap
pings, costumes. scenery. etc He has also engagod
jennie o Bren, Skiliul rider and Monsieur Gilbert An
agent OF Ba will start week for Alters win
ths principa sheiss in the troupe. He VIII Visit the
interior for the purpose OF obtaining curious specimens
illustrative OF the manufactures. and sports of the
Arabs
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,.,,,,,.c MS Er0rHER OFFycEs BYATSTAKE.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Dec 30.-A O'Clock TINS
morning Joseph eeglcr, a policeman, shot and Killed
.lrabam smork another policeman. Officer 5clglor
WAS patrolling h, boat when he saw two men e"Ne a
house Seeing that the officer saw them they starod
r,'r The ollIcer pursued them into an alley hrlnR
. eLnt into fbc ground. This caused ono oi ,ien 10
Stnn and Scigcr, thinking the man !" a. an" u. sHo
Lt,n fired and Killed the stranger cong 10 IH'
irostrafe man he found him to he Oih,eT , ni,'' % ~
H. nth.r II an. Officer CahlIl, then came up ana tx
iined ,hat tbcv we're oil duty and on little " itIh
nd aid not want 70 De discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
/ norrnxnrNr orrIcIAL NSrANTAT KILLhh .

4 COTEHNNENT OETTtTIH I''IF ~ TIT II
Irx1xcrox. Doc. 3O.-M Curcy's disniofS, wn
niles from this city to-day, limos A. Huh,cr' D'"'.
s,.tcs storekceper, and . Z. Card"eH' DooAn' ~
NJ the dstlllery company, quarfcHed al" 'n'N ',",
VI W :. aoh o,hcr Iluutcr was instantly killed.
,Itcr Is the second Government ohcal lipn % " 80,
to Comfy who has been killed IN sho9.hg & a'iay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
KILLED IN 1 s0UTH CAROLINA FEED.
THE MAN WHO FIIrD THE FIRST REBEL CANNON
SUOT HRAWf-

THT MAN WHO FIEfD 7HE fIFsr RthEL CANNON
SIiOf ~ A BRAWf-
CHARLESTON. Dec. 30 tSoccioD.-There has been bad
blood between the Bowman and Kels families at Sum
ter : C.. because Of = lawsuit In which d. T.. Klcls
and p. G. Bowman We're engaged, both lawyers. In
a fight two weeks ago Kiels got the worst of It. In
second fight pistols used, and Bowmans brother
was wounded p g. Bowman and klc.s met In sum
ter today. Owing to the publication by Elcls in The
News and Courier" OF his version OF the two previous
ARRAYS trouble antici patcd and it came. Bow
man armed himself with double barrclled shotgun
The Mayor OF the town swore out warrant, and all
the parties were arrested by the sheriff ana taken 10
the office Of Justice Haynes worth. As soon as the
party arrived the Justices Office they began atGht
The Justice fall at the first shot with bullet in his
BRAIN kels and byStandcr were wounded liObdply
fatally Several others were wounded dangerously.
Intense excitement prevails. and II IS prof. abe tha
the military will have To be called ont HaynesWorih
The who fired the first gun on Fort sumter
in lSG1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
,yo,,su DrrAuLrERs ARRESTED ~ BoSroy

Rosros. Doc 3O-1wo young men were aircs'ed On
,be steamer CephaonIa, which arrived rom INc'po'i
TO day. I'm response to cablcgram sta'hs Una, ,"os
~ Y''.oo,dod with $50. with which they had bcon
s,oa hv tbe vestry Of tho town OF Shoredtch;
nmsand ihe culprts confessed their crime ana
Surrendered S7-t OF the money 10 tho 3ilcI , encs
In M hold TO aw ait tho arrival OF an Engllsh omCc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
rn,c,yIyG THE WOODS KEKORIAL.

u,,,',srrp. Mos. Dec. 3O-The Woods Memorial
,r,rory AZ Earro was dedicated today In tho pres
cnce Of large asscmbase, Including Governor "'''9
and Henry woods. OF Boston, 'Ao ia'''i '"' N''
- I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
rocorrpy0R MARuADUKE.

er Ious Dec 80 tspeciaD The business men, .,
IouIs held memorial meeting on tho "oo' y, ex
chants Exchange to-day ana adop.ou Marina
pnSo m The Mayor aud a delegation OF ca'iIens i0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
I'LL, nnnrns GIVE 1 pINxER TO EMrLorHS

MILL OWNERS GIVE DINNER 10 Il hIA|AH ,1.' H"'
I,NrsrowN y. Y, Dec. 80 CSPecdD.-Ihe pfsprstofS
., ,hc. Jamestown Worstcd Mls gave dinner 10
,b to their 600 employees TO celebrate the completion
80 ex,cps,ve additions to the mills. One OF the orna
ents Of tho hall portrait of Mr. Elaine; oVcr
"iirb was tho legend: Protection 10 Home ih"u'
,rie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

IoX CARLOs's CLAM TO TIE ii'-''Ch I'ii,o,'
49,, no Don Carlos in reply to al address
- I,,c,cl ." I0vaIi,t delegation said that al
s,our dcvoting himself TO tie service OF spar, ne W
se.crcd his rights to the French thiono a. le~i VA J."
a. ,a,.t~n farilv. Don carlos fn.olnci the "'Ip
.,io to ,r,>t In Providence ahI noi Z" ta'' par
a. ',or ,,,,,ons which be declared 10 be fnihou' 10
Ioft. tiuech and State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
THE lord COUGH SAT-

QUEENSTOWN. Dec. 31.-Ihe British steamer Lore
Cough, whose non-a"rlval has caused much anxiety
here has been sighted Of Kinsao Head. All we'll